Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion aims to improve on every aspect of its predecessor and, in theory, it succeeds. However, it also introduces new problems due to changes in its gameplay. In essence, thi...
Not many platformers manage to live up to the expectations set by classics like Mario Bros, and even fewer capture the unique sense of exploration found in The Legend of Zelda. Surprisingly, however, ...
Over the years, Bloober Team has been known as a studio with great potential in the horror genre, though until recently, they hadn’t delivered a truly memorable experience. That changed with the remak...
First-person shooters are among the most overused genres in the industry, but few manage to stand out by staying innovative. Metal Eden arrives without bringing anything new to the table, though it do...
Hell is Us is the perfect example of how the industry has lost its drive to innovate, choosing instead to imitate popular genres that now feel completely oversaturated. At its core, this title tries t...
Lost Soul Aside is a game that spent 11 years in development, originally starting as a solo project. Over time, thanks to a publishing deal with PlayStation, the team grew to 40 members. This raised h...
Helldivers 2 represents a breath of fresh air in the cooperative shooter genre, though that same innovation can also become its biggest weakness. The game delivers a humorous narrative, packed with cl...
Kirby arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 with an enhanced version of Forgotten Land, featuring new content titled Star-Crossed World. For the purpose of this review, I’ll focus exclusively on the additi...
The Gears of War franchise needs no introduction: its legacy revolutionized and standardized what we now know as third-person shooters. It’s been 19 years since the original release and 10 years since...
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance shows exactly how to properly revive a franchise and bring it back to stardom. This title manages to innovate within a genre that, for years, has delivered rather modest game...
The Metal Gear franchise is one of the most iconic in video game history and the one that catapulted its creator, Hideo Kojima, to legendary status within the industry. After the unfortunate fallout b...
Wheel World is a title that surprises with its addictive gameplay, on par with classics like Mario Bros. Its concept is simple yet effective: explore an open world on a bicycle, without the need for c...
Abiotic Factor is a game plagued with numerous technical issues, but once you manage to overcome them, you’ll find a surprisingly rewarding experience. It’s a survival title with elements of crafting ...
In 2006, a studio called ThatGameCompany released its first game, establishing what would later be recognized as a unique style within the industry: experiences where music and visual art redefined ho...
Back in the 90s, id Software decided to expand the success of Doom by creating new games based on its engine and core mechanics. From that idea came Heretic and Hexen—titles that, despite their innova...
PlayStation continues its strategy of bringing its games to other platforms, this time partnering with Bandai Namco as the publisher. The chosen title is Freedom Wars, originally released in 2014 for ...
When Atlas Fallen first launched, it went largely unnoticed by many players. However, a year later, it returned with an update that replaced the voice actors, introduced a tutorial-style opening, impr...
Grounded 2 has arrived in Early Access, with content still limited compared to what the final release might offer. Judging by the development pace of the first title, we could be looking at roughly tw...
By now, we’re used to Nintendo selling us games that were originally created as tech demos, and Drag X Drive is without a doubt the most recent example of this trend. At its core, the game simply show...
God of Weapons is a top-down, auto-attacking roguelite where you ascend the Tower of Zhor, reclaiming the world’s last light one floor at a time. Developed by Archmage Labs and published by Ultimate G...
